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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
3
Local grocery advertises Thanksgiving specialties including currants raisins figs cranberries and olives. Specials feature 1 lb pkgs and 4 for $1.00 deals on many items such as Hagle Brand currants Sonia cranberries and imported maple syrup with assorted nuts and canned foods. Orders encouraged for best selection at low prices.
A. Patterson of Ogden is registered at the Lafayette. P. H. Cook arrived from Ogden yesterday. H. D. Page came from Sacramento this morning. W. W. Mathewson of Stockton is a guest at the Lafayette. John Vance, cattleman from near McDermit, is in town today. John C. Hill, SP right of way agent, arrived yesterday from San Francisco on official business. Prof. A. E. Kaye left for Reno to attend the teachers’ institute at Wadsworth next week. Mrs. A. F. Reed returns from Elyria Ohio where she visited relatives for months. Bell’s orchestra will supply music for tomorrow night’s Armory Hall dance. Sheriff McDeid leaves for Carson with Tony Souza and M. H. Fuller to serve one year each in the State prison for burglary and whisky selling to an Indian. R. H. Conner, McDermit Justice of the Peace, is in town. he plans to enter business at McDermit, soon a farming and stock center. Jury unable to reach verdict in M. H. B.’s whisky selling case. Fuller pleads guilty and is sentenced to one year in State prison. Thomas E. B. Crane, acquitted yesterday of whisky selling to an Indian, boards with Sheriff McDeid. he is arrested again for disturbing the peace after celebrating liberation by getting drunk and chasing children, and sentenced to thirty days in county jail.
A program of literary and musical merit will be presented at Armory hall tonight. The event, organized by the ladies of the M EB Church, aims to raise funds for the church. Refreshments will follow the evening’s program. Sent Up for One Year sentence for Tony Souza, convicted burglar, by Judge Bonnifield.
A social dance will be held in Armory hall on November 23 with Bell's orchestra providing music. Admission is $1.00 and ladies enter free. a good time is promised. Also notice a meeting on November 26 to elect officers for 1902.
Reno youngsters skate on paved streets while Nevada mines and oil prospects advance. Carson to-site 50 ton smelter approved. Tonopah-T sodaville line contract for 60 miles awarded to T R Hofer. Nevada Chinese and Japanese populations shown in census. Olympic football beats Nevada University 6 0 in Reno. local unions feud over non union goods. a boy dies after pulley accident near Loyalton. state game warden Cavell appointed. Alfred Bruce to drill new oil well. Minnesota men push to establish line between Sodaville and Tonopah.
The festival program by the Ladies of the M E Church will be rendered Friday evening at Armory hall. It features instrumental duet recitations quartettes vocal solos and recitations by noted local performers. Admission is 25 cents and refreshments 2 1 2 cents.
In Winnemucca a child was born to the wife of Roy Delp on November 20 1901. The event marks a new addition to the Delp family with the baby unnamed in the notice.
Vienna reports Queen Dragna of Servia assassinated. A Troy bank robbery yields silver parcels worth about 1200 dollars dropped by fleeing burglars. Santa Fe wreck near Needles destroys 30 000 East mail letters. Downey murder case remains unsolved with Wilcox family killed. London reports King Edward limits coronation attendance to Brits. Portland youth James B Morrow shot dead by unknown assailant. Telluride mine fire traps Smuggler Union workers. nearly 100 dead with 72 confirmed.
Best cane sugar four eighty five per sack prunes three cents per pound chow chow American quarts lic Qur Mothers Mush ninety cents per dozen two pound pkgs dairy salt fifty pounds fifty ets Arbuckle coffee licensed package five pounds fine Japan tea one sixty five extra table rice nineteen pounds one dollar Royal Savon twenty bars thirty nine cents Gold dust seventeen cents per package good brooms ten Standard oysters one cent per dozen pickles four and a half gallon keg seventy cents Our Taste hams licensed Pearline nine cents per package crackers best box new salmon dozen cans one dollar claret quarts two dollars and fifteen cents per dozen Star tobacco forty five cents per pound all goods guaranteed wholesale catalog free refer to any bank or Weinstock Lubin and Co send all orders direct to Feldhusen and Co 801 803 805 807 L Street Sacramento Cal novl3m1
Jordan introduces AaA1 brand cutlery as strictly up-to-date for twentieth century consumers. The copy highlights contemporary design and suitability for modern households seeking current tableware.
An advertisement extols “Brain Food and Nonsense” debunking fad diets and promoting Green's August Flower for digestion and vitality. It also touts Lane's Tea for digestion and a 25c package, De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for eczema, and Brown Bros. druggists selling these remedies, plus livery services at Giroux stable.
Ir an ing Pao ul am al io a invites readers to place preorders for a wide range of groceries including cranberries raisins currants citrus peels canned fruits and fish. The note promotes new items and daily arrivals with an invitation to send orders or visit the shop.
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